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History
Competition in crew began in 1992 with Mount Holyoke College winning the inaugural championship. MIT then ran off a streak of four straight titles before being upended in 1997 by Mount Holyoke. The last official NEW 8 championship in 1998 went to Smith College who won their first title. Clark joined the NEW 8 in 1995 replacing Brandeis University as a full member. In 1998, the conference began sponsoring men's sports and changed the name to the New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference. The first championship was won by Smith as they became the second school to win back-to-back titles. In 1999, WPI joined the crew ranks to bring the number of competing crews in the conference to seven including Coast Guard who joined the conference during the expansion in 1998. MIT was crowned the 2000 NEWMAC Champion after winning the championship. In 2001, MIT won their second straight and sixth ever championship. In 2002, Smith was crowned the NEWMAC Champion after winning the varsity 8 race and earned the conference's first automatic qualifier to the NCAA's by winning both the varsity 8 and 2nd varsity 8 races. Wellesley captured the 2003 NEWMAC title by winning the varsity 8 race. In 2004, Smith College swept all four races of the NEWMAC championship.
First Varsity 8 Second Varsity 8 Third Varsity 8 First Novice 8 Florence Smith Cup
2004 Smith 2004 Smith 2004 Smith 2004 Smith 2004 Smith
2003 Wellelsey 2003 USCGA 2003 USCGA 2003 Smith 2002 USCGA
2002 Smith 2002 Smith 2002 USCGA 2002 2002 Smith
2001 Mt. Holyoke 2001 MIT 2001 Mt. Holyoke 2001 MIT 2001 MIT
2000 Smith 2000 MIT 2000 MIT 2000 Mt. Holyoke 2000 MIT
1999 Smith 1999 Smith 1999 Smith 1999 Smith 1999 Smith
1998 Smith 1998 Smith 1998 Mt. Holyoke 1998 Mt. Holyoke 1998 Smith
1997 Mt. Holyoke 1997 Mt. Holyoke 1997 MIT 1997 Mt. Holyoke 1997 Mt. Holyoke
1996 MIT 1996 MIT 1996 MIT 1996 MIT 1996 MIT
1995 MIT 1995 MIT 1995 MIT 1995 Wellesley 1995 MIT
1994 MIT 1994 Mt. Holyoke 1994 MIT 1994 Mt. Holyoke 1994 MIT
1993 MIT 1993 MIT 1993 MIT 1993 MIT 1993 MIT
1992 Mt. Holyoke 1992 Mt. Holyoke 1992 Wellesley 1992 Mt. Holyoke 1992 Mt. Holyoke 
 
  
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